REWIND: The New Music Industry's Week In Review

• Master Shortie: "A Blacklisted Artist Responds To Hype Machine"
• An insider's view of Amanda Palmer's success
• Indie distributor Lumberjack Mordam went out of business
• Moby's top selling track is also the one that he's giving away for free
• Webcaster's reached a new royalty deal but Pandora announced that it is limiting free users to 40 hours a month
• Does the death of Michael Jackson mark "The End Of The Era Of Celebrity?"
• The internet held up well under the Michael Jackson onslaught
• ASCAP wants to get paid for YouTube videos embedded on other sites.
• TuneCore has partnered with Universal Music and founder Jeff Price explains the deal.
• Nine Inch Nail's Trent Reznor on  "What To Do As A New / Unknown Artist"
• Hypebot joins 5 bloggers advising Indie Artist X
• A2IM's new manifesto charts a course or the future of indie music.
• As part of a site overhaul rates are going up for downloads sold from CD Baby's site
• Bandcamp: a place where albums still outsell singles.
• Beck re-records classic albums or free series
• Watch: Probably The Best Collaborative Music Video Ever
• Read Chris Anderson's important new book "Free" for free
• Spotify is looking for ways to raise cash
• Help improve Hypebot's list of artists who "made it" without major label support